Undersided marriage of Miss Harris and Frank Bell-Walsh
Miss Hannah Harris of Hyde Park avenue and Frank Bell of the central city wed Monday in Binghamton. Families learned of the marriage only yesterday. A testimonial concert for tenor Tedward Walsh last night at Mears hall drew a generous audience and netted a substantial sum. Local vendors advertise florists photographers grocers and second hand furniture in nearby storefronts.
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Hannah Harris
Frank Bell—Walsh
Hyde Park Avenue
Frank Bell
Central City
Binghamton
Tedward Walsh
Mears’ Hall
Walsh
P. F. McCoy
R. F. Lindsay
Florence Schilling
Messrs. Golden and Quinnan
Pittston
Misa Agnes Callahan
Bid Hughes
M. Sullivan
Will Jennings
Misa K. Saltry
E. O'Malley
Loretta Jennings
W. F. Hurke
Veronica Walsh
Messrs. Devine and Evans
Sadie Dougherty
John Sheridan
Larry Ketrick
Edmund J. Robinson
Michael Miller
St. Patrick
W. Westplahi
Ringseohl
West Side board backs belt line traction route proposal
A proposed belt line route endorsed by the West Side board of trade is to be reviewed by the street railways committee. The plan calls for a double track from Franklin along Lackawanna avenues to Ninth street then north to Swetland street and Main avenue to connect with the existing line. The company also seeks a double track on Main avenue, arguing the longer running time would be offset by fewer switch delays. A favorable report is expected for tomorrow night’s common council session.
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West Side Board of Trade
Street Railways Committee of Common Council
Traction Company
Board of Trade Committee
Franklin
Lackawanna Avenues
Ninth Street
Swetland Street
Main Avenue
Chi Upsilon Banquet Date Revised at Washburn Street
The Chi Upsilon society of Washburn Street Presbyterian church moved its banquet from Tuesday night March 23 to Tuesday April 14 because the original date conflicted with church services. The group promotes literary enjoyment and funds church needs.
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The
Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Local notices and family news from Wilkes-Barre area
Several residents recover from illness resume work and celebrate births. A baby girl is born to the Albro family, and a bouncing boy arrives for the Jenkins household. Funerals, illnesses, and social plans are noted alongside local business listings and services.
Obituary and Local Social News Roundup
Evan J Ed wards dies after brief illness at seven in the morning. Widow grieving. funeral planned Friday at Oak Street home with Puritan Congregational church services and Forest Hill cemetery interment. Patriotic Order Sons of America to attend. Also notes sleigh rides, visitors, and a forthcoming masquerade on April 10 at Company H armory.
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Evan J. Edwards
Oak Street
Puritan Congregational Church
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Forest Hill Cemetery
J. F. Moran
Margaret Moran
Della Duggan
Mary Moran
Agnes
Nellie Duggan
Waverly Yesteray
May Patterson
Susquehanna County
Teresa McDonough
Dickson Breaker
Jenny
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lewis Drug
Robert Edwards
Thomas Jehu
Wayne Avenue
the Tribune
Evan Jehu
Sacramento
Cal
Economy Athletic Club
Company Harmory
Hibernian Banquet and Local Notices Summary
Division No % Ancient Order of Hibernians held a banquet at Father Mathew hall with over 160 couples attending. Miss Belinda Messitt provided music. Mrs Charles Stewart of Five Points died after two days illness. funeral at 2 pm. Greenwood No 1 colliery pickers to receive sleigh ride. foreman T J McCarthy organizing. Greenwood mines idle today.
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Ancient
Order of Hilbernians
Father Mathew Hall
M. J. Kelly
Scranton
Belinda Messitt
Charles Stewart
Llness
Greenwood No. 1
T. J. McCarthy
P. J. Mulherin
R. J. Cusick
Order of Hibernian
Greenwood
Bhaun Aroon stage production delights local audience
A large crowd attended Bhaun Aroon by the Father Mathew Dramatic Society at the opera house last evening. Cast members fit their roles well, and the performance earned high praise with the audience leaving content after Shaun Aroon. Other notes mention Easter social plans, recoveries from pneumonia, and local visits.
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Bhaun Aroon
Father Mathew Dramatic Society
Opera House
Shaun Aroon
Adonis Club
Minnie Driesbach
Alice Sweeney
Edith Watkins
Taylor
Blakely
Scranton
A. D. Haines
John Barrett
Dunmore
John Edwards
Richard Lloyd
Providence
Lucy Farrell
Boltz
John Abbot
Carbondale
Ikey’s Plea for Luck Failing as Misfortune Grows
Young Ikenstein speaks to his father in law about mounting woes saying misfortune after misfortune has overtaken me yet he remains hopeful. Ol Schwindlebaum reassures him that they have plenty and will not suffer, as Puck listens.
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Ikenstein
Schwindlebaum
Ikey
Puck
Entertainment and Basket Social in Phillips Hall on Fig Street
Phillips Hall hosts an entertainment and basket social on Wednesday March 25 under the Old Homestead quartette directed by Professor E H Willams. Admission is 10 cents with a program of quartette selections, solos, and harmonica guitar pieces. Names of performers and attendees are listed along with local residents and officials.
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Phillips’ Hall
Fig Street
Phillip
Old Homestead Quartette
E. H. Willams
Berghauser
J .A. Jones
Willam A. Roberts
Joseph W. Jones
Ajuartette
Aeene Sullivan
William Geiger Bunjo
Peter Rosar
Wate Schull
Davila Oeetina
A. Jones
Quartette
Fred W. Jonen
Italian Cardinal Sattolli to consecrate new bishop
Telegraphs confirm Cardinal Sattolli will attend the consecration next Sunday. He accepts the invitation to act as consecrating bishop for Rev. Father Hoban’s elevation to bishop. Rev. Father Dominic plans a reception for the Italian congregation honoring their fellow-countryman.
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O'Hara
Satolli
Father Hoban
Father Dominic
Griffin for manager Wilkes-Barre club names Sandy Griffin
Rochester dispatch reports Sandy Griffin chosen as manager of the Wilkes-Barre baseball club for the season. Jack Chapman, previously seeking the post, was passed over by president BE Bogert as the club favors a non playing manager. Griffin will retire from left field.
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Sandy
Wilkes-Barre
the Tribune
Rochester
Sandy Griffin
Jack Chapman
Griffin
BE. F. Bogert
Feld
Michigan Farmers Embrace Telephone Network for Market and Weather
Farmers in Michigan organize a telephone company in the peach belt, laying forty miles of line with thirteen stations. The system provides timely market prices and weather notices, reducing trips to Hart and speeding business otherwise needing in-person visits. Installations are reported inexpensive and expansion is planned soon.
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Michigan
Great
Peach Growing
Bamense
Hart
Poker pack upgrades spark debate in tavern tale
A sociable man and a Westerner argue over adding cards to a poker pack, discussing legality, practicality, and a fatal accident linked to an extra ace. The exchange highlights skepticism about new gambling aids and the risks of altering traditional play.
Warner’s Safe Cure Praised for Kidney and Liver Disease
Letters from doctors across countries exalt Warner’s Safe Cure as an effective remedy for Bright’s disease and kidney complaints. Endorsers include physicians in New York London Paris Vienna Brooklyn St Louis and Baltimore, noting cures, relief, and daily use in practice.
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Ll. Exewonth
M. D
Brooklyn
New York
Diane
Bright's
St. Louis
Odd Facts About Figures and Quick Calculations
A New York Herald extract explains clever methods for mental arithmetic and unusual number tricks. It shows subtraction across columns, multiplying by ten five twenty two eleven and nine via simple cipher additions or subtractions, with examples like 07,59% and 67,083.
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Hener
Divisibility Rules From Heht ning Calculators
The text explains cipher methods for subtraction at the end of numbers and outlines rules for divisibility. It notes learning various systems aids mental calculation and lists rules: a number divisible by four if its two right digits are. a number divisible by three if its digit sum is. evens divisible by six. last three digits divisible by eight imply the number is divisible by eight. and a number divisible by twelve if divisible by both three and four.
Roast beef theory of English temper in diet debate
The Philadelphia Inquirer surveys an English woman's claim in Diet in Sickness and Health that heavy meat eating causes temper and mental disturbance. It contrasts English and continental eating habits, notes per capita meat consumption, and ends with a reflection that Anglicans endure daily frictions yet remain unfazed.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Henry Thompson
Don Juan
Jameson
Transvaal
Wileh
Mnelishmen
Kaiser William
Mrnger
Ashanioe
Lord Salisbury
Veneaneta
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